Quote from: Bungleaio on 08 December 2017, 20:09Christ you lot are picky. After 2 years in my GTI and almost 40k miles I still love it just as much as I did when I drove it out of the garage for the 1st time.My plan is to keep it until I've done at least 100k, something that will be easy to do.Of course we are picky!.That's why we drive Golfs.We accept only perfection.I bet VW engineers are reading all of these comments and thinking 've hav vays of making Das Auto better!'. 'Evolution,not revolution'.
Christ you lot are picky. After 2 years in my GTI and almost 40k miles I still love it just as much as I did when I drove it out of the garage for the 1st time.My plan is to keep it until I've done at least 100k, something that will be easy to do.
Quote from: Booth11 on 05 December 2017, 13:13I hate that on the mk7 (as standard) they ditched the four way controller for adjustable lumbar support and stuck us with the rudimentary handle on the side of the seat. Cheapskates!I'd add when fully adjusted to the max it exposes a hole in the cloth. Dealer said its normal when I questioned it so I checked other GTI's and he's right.
I hate that on the mk7 (as standard) they ditched the four way controller for adjustable lumbar support and stuck us with the rudimentary handle on the side of the seat. Cheapskates!
Quote from: Restlessnative on 08 December 2017, 23:10Quote from: Bungleaio on 08 December 2017, 20:09Christ you lot are picky. After 2 years in my GTI and almost 40k miles I still love it just as much as I did when I drove it out of the garage for the 1st time.My plan is to keep it until I've done at least 100k, something that will be easy to do.Of course we are picky!.That's why we drive Golfs.We accept only perfection.I bet VW engineers are reading all of these comments and thinking 've hav vays of making Das Auto better!'. 'Evolution,not revolution'. More likely the bean counters are thinking it's built too well and are thinking up ways of cutting costs....
Quote from: Gulfstream11 on 05 December 2017, 19:07Quote from: Booth11 on 05 December 2017, 13:13I hate that on the mk7 (as standard) they ditched the four way controller for adjustable lumbar support and stuck us with the rudimentary handle on the side of the seat. Cheapskates!I'd add when fully adjusted to the max it exposes a hole in the cloth. Dealer said its normal when I questioned it so I checked other GTI's and he's right.There must have been enough complaints to fix it for the 7.5.I've got no hole on mine... Cloth 7.5 gtd...
I find the controls for heating the wing mirrors are poorly thought out. You have to turn the dial to switch heating on then turn it back to L when finished otherwise the mirror doesn’t dip on reverse (I always forget to do this). A simple push button (or press of the little joystick) would have been better. Switch the heating on for five mins and then auto switch it off.
I was playing with VCDS in my Amarok and found that I could set the heated mirrors to come on with the rear window heater. My cable is not compatible with MQB cars, so I couldn't try it on the Golf. It has however made the mirror heating switch redundant as it no longer works with this coding change done.
Quote from: dippy_x on 10 December 2017, 08:04I find the controls for heating the wing mirrors are poorly thought out. You have to turn the dial to switch heating on then turn it back to L when finished otherwise the mirror doesn’t dip on reverse (I always forget to do this). A simple push button (or press of the little joystick) would have been better. Switch the heating on for five mins and then auto switch it off.I was playing with VCDS in my Amarok and found that I could set the heated mirrors to come on with the rear window heater. My cable is not compatible with MQB cars, so I couldn't try it on the Golf. It has however made the mirror heating switch redundant as it no longer works with this coding change done.